Sentence examples for when you disembark from inspiring English sources

"You must have it when you disembark!

When you disembark from a plane in Conakry, the corruption hits you almost as quickly as the heat.

So, what can you expect when you disembark under the vast glass roof of the newly-renovated station?

The trick, though, is to be one of the first when you disembark in Staten Island so you can get right back on the next departing boat.

If you're off on a long flight, a few carefully-chosen accessories and choice toiletries can help you relax more quickly, sleep better on board and feel and look fresher when you disembark.

Kids around us were sent wild by a trip to the floor in the world's steepest railway – all heading straight back up to the top for another go – and when you disembark, there's an easy boarded promenade though the forest.

When you disembarked from a train and walked to your dacha, you were much more likely to meet a group of towering basketball players from Ghana than a classic Russian babushka with her shawl and walking stick.

Trust me, this is such a timesaver when you're boarding or disembarking and you, your luggage and 2,000 other passengers are all fighting for the next elevator to the gangway.

There is a rule that, when you leave "the hotel" (read: disembark the rotating platforms), a guard must accompany you everywhere, except to the unisex bathroom.

Then when we disembark at Ibiza or Bilboa, Faro or Naples we will be fresh as daisies and as eager as the young to enjoy every minute.

But when I disembark from a flight that's more than two hours, I feel like a hot dog that's been microwaved for 10 minutes: dry, inflexible and ugly.